thanks for the answer of course I realise you wouldn't get filled at 1.000 but in steps until your whole order is filled, but at that point the other "parts" of your order that got filled at the lower prices should be in profit right? And then if ...

ah, i guess i didnt factor in withdrawals made?

lol wut? it ended up in negative

with "only" 10% per month you could be a billionaire in something like 12 years starting from a mere 1k. How many billionaires do you think are currently on ff? How many millionaires? hmm

Darkstar - I am VERY disconcerted that my post seems to have vanished into thin air. I asked a simple question and instead of attempting to answer it, it's simply deleted from the thread?

sure, but what's the reason behind the sudden selloff i mean

anyone have any idea what just caused that large spike on eurusd? Couldn't find any news for it, surely there's some kind of trigger though

bump

thanks guys, so for example say I wanted to watch one of the bank speeches or such, they'd stream that on bloomsberg tv?

anyone?

I don't work for any broker bud, i'm a trader

Brokers don't widen spreads themselves. The spread is a result of the difference between the closest bid/ask. Larger/better brokers will have a tighter spread due to having a larger liquidity pool and therefore more orders. Also, there are no ...

You should perhaps consider learning abit more about the market microstructure before pointing fingers. To put it very simply, slippage happens because there is a large volume going in one direction, and price "jumps". For example due to a huge ...

right so i removed that and it's still being completely ignored

but i thought if i'm inputting it as a string (i.e 2014/08/27 04:00) it first needs to be converted to time as seconds passed since 1970 and then i can compare it to TimeCurrent, otherwise surely they can't be compared?